A lot of New Zealanders think it's more acceptable to download porn than to illegally download copyrighted material, a new survey has shown.
According to the UMR Research survey, 41 percent of Kiwis think that it is morally acceptable for a single person to view pornography, compared with 13 percent who see illegally downloading copyrighted video as acceptable and 18 percent who consider illegally downloading copyrighted music acceptable.
UK Police Officers Caught Watching Porn On Department Computers
Thousands of UK Police officers have been caught watching pornography, playing games and snooping on their neighbours, ex-partners and friends using departmental computers, according
Thousands of UK Police officers have been caught watching pornography, playing games and snooping on their neighbours, ex-partners and friends using departmental computers, according
Although 69 percent think that it is acceptable for a single person to flirt with another Internet user, just 6 percent think it is morally acceptable for a married person to flirt with another Internet user without their spouses' knowledge.
The survey showed up substantial gender differences. More than 50 percent of men think that it is acceptable for a single person to view pornography online, compared with 26 percent of women.
China Offers Cash Rewards for Online Porn Informers
Tip-offs on Internet and mobile WAP sites containing pornographic contents have surged in China, as the authorities have announced cash rewards for each qualified informer.
Tip-offs on Internet and mobile WAP sites containing pornographic contents have surged in China, as the authorities have announced cash rewards for each qualified informer.
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Porn Threat to Equality in British Workplaces
Lap dancing has become a part of British working life, a campaign group has said.
Lap dancing has become a part of British working life, a campaign group has said.
"virtual Strip-search" Body Scanners Breach "child Porn" Laws
Full body scanners introduced at airports in the country threaten to breach child protection laws, privacy campaigners in Britain claim.
Full body scanners introduced at airports in the country threaten to breach child protection laws, privacy campaigners in Britain claim.
